This would divide families of course, and made that separation permanent when those whom were deemed useless to the labor forces, would be placed inside gas chambers; killing them painfully and slowly. Meanwhile the rest were put to work or even worse. Those whom were sent to perform labor would often die from exposure, starvation, dehydration, or exhaustion, or gunshots while the camps started to rapidly and effectively expand. While more and more were killed from the effects of labor, which consisted of assembly lines of all kinds, there were also some activities of graphic, violent, and horrific experiments performed on prisoners and their anatomy.
Switching the prime attention to the Jews, it was then The Final Solution was put into full throttle. The Final Solution was described as the full destruction of Jews, and was attempted by establishing killing centers within Poland, being that Poland held the largest population of those Jewish. As one may gather from the camp centers title, the killing centers were designed and built for nothing less than mass murder; a slaughterhouse for those Jewish and those with Jewish relatives, a extreme difference from the other camps that served as detention and labor centers. Also earning the name "Death Factories", these centers were ran by German SS and police officers, and is believed to of killed more than 2,700,000 Jews, using methods of poisonous gases, asphyxiation (suffocation), or simply shooting the prisoners. The first center opened its gates of Hell in December of 1941 and was named Chelmno. Jews as well as Gypsies were exterminated in mobile gas vans as a primary method. The following year, in 1942, the Nazi Party opened up three new centers; Belzec, Sobibor, and Treblinka. It was when these three new camps were established that the goal was to finally murder all of the Jews within Poland. This operation was known as Operation Reinhard.
